Hey, um I'm 13 and I just found out my uncel has lung cancer and may not make it. I have heard about nanotechnology being used to kill cancer by protecting a poison with fullerine or 'buckyballs' and the nanos are lead to the cancer cells and the fullerine barrier breaks sending the nanos into the cancer killing it. I was wondering if you knew if it works for lung cancer and if it would be any better than actaully getting the lung removed. They may remove the lung but if it's in two there isn't much that they can do. Please help. We don't have much time.
Oh yeah like I'm gonna leave it to the 'professionals' that haven't even thought of it yet! My god I'm thirteen and I found out about it. And I'm not trying to be bi*chy or anything but I'm going to do anything I can to find out and I'll ask as many times as I need to.
We have absolutely no qualification to answer this question.
Please, leave medical science to the professionals.
